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Acclaim Lighting Avian 60-Watt 18.5-in Black Coral Transitional Post Light Hexagon Tile high-efficiency operation per panel

USD111.76

USD132.76

SKU 18865249057 · ★ 4.5

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Acclaim Lighting Avian 60 Watt 18.5 in Black Coral Transitional Post Light Hexagon Tile high efficiency operation per panel high efficiency operation SlimLine Base Included: Low profile 5 Base Width (Inches) 0 Mounting Diameter (Inches) 3 Diameter (Inches) 10 Number of Bulbs Required 2 Light Bulbs Included No Power Source Hardwired Dimmable No Photocell Sensor No Motion Sensor No Number of Outlets 0 Glass Type Tinted glass Warranty 1 year limited Style Transitional Recommended Light Bulb Shape B10 Light Bulb Base Type Candelabra base (E 12) Damp Rated Yes Batteries Included No Number of Batteries Required 0 CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) Yes ENERGY STAR Certified No Fixture Color Family Black Fixture Finish N A UNSPSC 39111600 Safety Listing UL safety listing ARB265W Exclusive No Bulb Type Standard Dusk to Dawn Sensor No Material Cast aluminum Usage Rating Damp rated Unit of Measure Quantity 60 Unit of Measure Watt(s) Collection Name Avian Manufacturer Color Finish Black coral Type Post light Height (Inches) 18

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